Sentence examples for disclosure liability from inspiring English sources

One of the pervasive elements of corruption is the use of shell companies, which are legal entities designed purely to protect real owners from disclosure, liability and accountability.

Burlington Northern Santa Fe and railroad industry representatives have used their influence to routinely oppose federal and state safety regulations such as speed limits, public information disclosure, liability coverage for catastrophic incidents, minimum staffing requirements on trains, and electronically controlled pneumatic braking systems.

"It provides disclosure and liability that we think is important," Mr. Cutler said.

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Corporate oversight practices (investigation, estimation) are shaped by the regulations surrounding contingent liability disclosure.

A comprehensive literature search was conducted to determine what is known about the impact of full disclosure on malpractice liability.

In practice, the existing system has not proven very workable from the standpoint of investors, since it almost ensures an enormous gap between disclosure and actual liability.

Returns are also higher where overall levels of bribery are held down by greater disclosure and director liability, perhaps because such scrutiny deters entry into the bribe-paying market by other firms.

While the above proposal asked the SEC to clarify requirements for the MD&A, the same principles also apply to elements of the pending FASB proposal regarding contingent liability disclosure.

According to recent academic work, private enforcement of investor protection via both disclosure and private liability rules goes hand in hand with financial market development, but public enforcement fails to correlate with financial development and, hence, is unlikely to facilitate it.

In an attempt to protect them from legal liability, disclosure of information by the research team is unlikely to be a problem in South Africa.